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Lead acid ATV / UTV batteries, whether AGM, SLA or flooded are like car batteries.. They will last years longer if kept on a maintainer when not in use. Letting them sit at less than full charge is the biggest killer of them due to sulfation build up.2 points
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The receiver part is 1/4 in X 2 " box tubing. The vertical piece is thin 2 inch tubing from maybe and old bike rack or somthing. I welded and also bolted w 3/8th bolts an angle strap. Hope the hitch does not drag the ground back in the woods when it is on the Forman.1 point
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Ok i tach'd together this ...Could not find my unistrut so used this stop sign pole...The thing weighed 28 lbs...OMG. I decided to use just a basket to use for my log chain, etc and put the pole saw on the front rack. The hitch by itself only weighs 9 lbs. I have a plastic basket that is lighter than this antique Milk Basket Who said girls change their minds!
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Had a little basis in fact years ago when battery cases were not made of the plastics used today. But even then leakage through the old battery cases was very small compared to the internal leakage inherent in lead acid batteries.1 point
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Grandpa makes me sit the battery on wood or something when not in use. He says the ground or concrete will drain the battery.1 point
